Dave Krieger is a journalist with an eclectic resume. He started in news, then took a 30-year detour into sports. He started as a reporter, became a columnist, and then, quite late in the day, an editor. His writing resides in the morgues of the various papers he’s worked for, excluding the remains of 27 years at the Rocky Mountain News, which died in February 2009 at the age of 150. Rocky clips from 1989-2009 are available through the Denver Public Library website.
From January 2012, when he left the Denver Post, to June 2014, he co-hosted afternoon drive on 850 KOA in Denver. His sportswriting during that period emigrated from the radio station’s website to this blog in order to preserve the archive.
March 30th, 2014 at 9:56 am
Krieg – what’s up? Nothing more to say? We, your loyal minions, are waiting.
July 20th, 2014 at 2:01 am
KOA made a very dumb move changing the format to happy talk and occasional sports and news events. You and Logan were terrific together. In fact, the two best on the radio sports shows in our area…period. My wife and I enjoyed you two for a long time, and I’ve read your columns for years, even enjoying your comments on the “Dude” from time to time. Your eloquence with words, quick thoughts and reporters mind set were amazing, and folded in perfectly with Logan’s sports experience and very insightful opinions. I know, life will go on…but surely a lot more boring than when you were part of the team. We love Suzie, but you and Logan were the top of the mountain. Too bad KOA will learn that all too quickly… Good luck and God speed Dave Krieger.